Questions tagged with 'wheather'http://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/tags/wheather2015-03-03T14:21:55ZWheather vs. weatherhttp://www.grammarly.com/answers/questions/41323-wheather-vs-weather/
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Hi again! I think I need to revise my question from earlier. I am writing a document in American english and think that I actually meant wheather or weather. For example, the boy standing by the trolley asked his mum wheather or not she would buy him a fruit bar. Or was it the boy asked weather or not he could get a fruit bar? In the document I am writing it seems like I should use wheather but I&#39;m not sure if that has the right meaning or spelling. Please advise as to what one is correct. Thanks!</p>
<p><small>asked <a href="/answers/questions/41323-wheather-vs-weather/">Aug 21 &#39;13 at 03:27</a> by <a href="/answers/users/225627/simon-huntington" class="profile">Simon Huntington</a>, New member</small></p>
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&quot;Wheather&quot; is not a word.&nbsp; A dictionary is a great resource for understanding different words or finding correct spellings.</p>
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&quot;Weather&quot; is a word, but not the one you are looking for.&nbsp; This is what the weatherman reports about every night so you know if you need to wear a coat in the morning or cancel an outdoor event.</p>
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&quot;Whether&quot; is the word used when talking about a choice between alternatives. &nbsp;</p>
<p><small>answered <a href="/answers/questions/41323-wheather-vs-weather/#answer_29367">Aug 21 &#39;13 at 03:38</a> by <a href="/answers/users/24140/patty-t" class="profile">Patty T</a>, Grammarly Fellow</small></p>